For people under the age of 25, nicotine has been proven to negatively affect brain development, leading to lasting cognitive and behavioral impairments, and negatively affecting focus, memory and learning. Another substance found in these products is formaldehyde
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, since 1964, some 2.5 million nonsmokers have died from exposure to secondhand smoke
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With higher excise duties (up to 70%) on tobacco products, the price hikes may make premium brands like Gold Flake unaffordable for a larger section of the population
Doctors may also use testing to better understand cancer location and stage